Negotiations Continue In Coal Strike
Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach intervened in the deadlocked soft coal wage talks to meet with United Mine Workers President John L Lewis at the Shoreham Hotel. Talks among UMW, soft coal operators, and government aides continued with a walkout by 400,000 miners expected Sunday midnight and no seizure plan announced.
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Washington
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Schwellenbach
Shoreham Hotel
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Labor
John Gibson
Douglas Byrd
Lewis Schwellenoach
Lewis
UMW
John L. Lewis
Labor Department
Truman
War veteran and wife offer three children for adoption
A 26 year old war veteran Eugene Van Horn and his 15 year old wife offered their three children for adoption saying they “get on war nerves.” Public Defender Joe Lovely said the plan to place the children with elderly adopters Mr and Mrs John Yunick was filed in county court yesterday and was supported by the Yunicks. The couple had already taken the children six months ago.
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Omaha
Joe Lovely
Eugene van Horn
Lovely
van Horn
John Yunick
Yunicks
Black Markets In Nylons Face FBI Crackdown
Government moves to curb nylon black market nationwide. Attorney General Clark says justice department and OPA will cooperate to remove illicit sellers amid shortages. OPA will pursue peddlers as government controls tighten. Canon City plans to resume Blossom Day festival as blossoms peak.
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FBI
Washington
Tom C. Clark
Justice Department
OPA
Talers
Milady
Canon City
Col
Chamber of Commerce
Danger Age Early Juvenile Delinquency Spotlight
A survey from PUFBLO Col shows juvenile delinquency rising early with a danger age of 14 for boys and 12 for girls. The study highlights year-by-year risk factors and calls for targeted youth interventions and parental guidance.
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Pufblo
Col
Gris
Vets Told Use Caution As They Take Over Local Businesses
Veterans urged by the district OPA to verify lawful price ceilings before buying eateries and service shops. Check records at the local price control board. misread ceilings can cut profits. An example showed a restaurant buyer discovering a 60 cent lunch ceiling, not 65 cents, after filing prices. Compliance rules: April 4 to 10 1943 for restaurants and March 1942 for service establishments. new openings require OPA approval.
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OPA
Ower
Cincinnati
Governor Urges Ohio Victory Gardens Post War
Governor Frank J. Lausche urged Ohio residents to plant post war victory gardens to help alleviate global food shortages. He said the gardens would substantially boost available food supplies amid expected worldwide scarcities.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Landlords support rent ceiling boost at regional meeting
In Baltimore a group of landlords from seven states including Ohio urged a 15 percent overall rent increase. Arthur D Koppel of New York's Metropolitan For Rents committee criticized the Office of Price Administration rent policies during the meeting.
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Baltimore
Ohio
Arthur D Koppel
New York
Metropolitan
Office of Price Administration
Lorain women spark at state bowling tourney and nylon sale
Lorain women bowling teams fared well at Marion state tournament while nylon hosiery department offered a 630 p.m. sale. The group arrived just in time to buy nylon stock and wore nylons during their tournament games.
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Lorain
Marion
Lake vanishes overnight near Brazil town
Mrs Herrman Emmert reported in Brazil that her lake disappeared with clear blue water and fish. Mining authorities suspected a break through an old coal mine shaft caused the sudden loss, leaving only mud and a few inches of water by the barn yard.
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Brazil
Ind
Herrman Emmert
Woman confesses to killing infant niece in Detroit
Police report Mrs Muriel Wright man, 23, of Algonac Mich, confessed strangling her 10 weeks old niece Shirley Ann Little last December saying the baby was prettier than her own. It follows another recent confession by Mrs Jeanette Grosso, 36, who admitted beating to death four year old Anna Lee Ratliff.
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Detroit
Muriel Wrightman
Jeanette Grosso
Anna Lee Ratliff
Delbert Raymond
Wrightman
Algonac
Mich
Phyllis Little
Virginia Ann
Boy Escapes When Fumes Explode Near Home
Eight year old Larry Hill investigated an unused tank next door and ignited fumes with a lit match. A blast shook the village, flames shot roof high, and he was hospitalized with facial burns and singed hair. The tank had held gasoline previously and was out of use for six or seven years.
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Vinton
Larry Hill
Larry
Gallipoli
Thief Breaks Into Car Service Garage For Quick Grease Job
In Colorado Springs detectives traced a break in at the Jordan Auto Service. The thief smashed a window and gained entry, drove a car inside, performed a quick grease job, and drove away, leaving only grease spots as clues.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Jordan Auto Service
Inigo
Ribbentrop Testifies on US War Aims at Nuremberg
Former German foreign minister Joachim von Ribbentrop testified at the war crimes court that Germany never intended to attack the United States and sought to keep the United States out of the war. He said the Axis pact aimed to isolate Britain and force a peace, and he described Hitler’s peace proposals to Britain and attempts to urge Japan to attack Singapore and later Russia.
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Joachim von Ribbentrop
War Crimes Court
Germany
United States
Ribbentrop
Adolf Hitler
Britain
Europe
Hitler
War Crimes Tribunal
Japan
Sinpapore
Pearl Harbor
Russia
Union Strikes To Seize Bargaining Rights At Timken Plant
A newly formed independent union in Columbus moves to take over collective bargaining rights for 4600 Timken Roller Bearing employees from United Steelworkers Local CSO. It seeks an NLRB election, claiming majority support and requesting a contract talks conference with plant manager William Fowler. The CIO union has held rights since 1942 after an NLRB election.
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Columbus
Timken Roller
United Steel Workers
CSO
National Labor Relations Board
J O McAdams
Independent Hearing Workers Union
William Fowler
CIO Union
NLRB
Yank Counter Spies Nab Slav Plot Ring
US Army counter intelligence broke a ring of Yugoslav confidence agents in Italy Austria and London. They posed as a non existent royal Yugoslav military mission. Arrestees faced prison terms from six months to five years.
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Vienna
United States
Italy
Austria
London
Ory Tank Foils Thie
In Denison Texas a car theft attempt failed when the thief found an empty gas tank. The vehicle was recovered in the same block, with Paul Jennings theorizing the car had been stolen but the gas was already spent.
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Denison
Tex
Cime
Jeac
Paul Jennings
Iranians Change Tune While UN Is In Recess
Iranians alter stance as UN recess continues amid Greek election turmoil. Right wing groups press to vote while leftist factions rally against authorities. Public unrest and threats of postponement create a tense political climate in Athens and across Greece.
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Boscott
Samos
State Council
Tie Oytreme
Oguniatinn
Penal Study Committee Backs Reform Plan for Ohio
Columbus, UP The Ohio Penal Study Committee considered a sex crime program from Dr Walte Reckless of Ohio State University. Proposals include county jail inspections, closing untended facilities, funding salaries and operate costs, consolidating districts to meet standards, ending the state bureau of criminal identification for a new bureau, and adding career service and training for staff.
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Ohio Penal Study Committee
Walte Reckless
Ohio State University
State Department
Ube
Nuide
Diivisaenr of Correction
State Bureau of Criminal
Sim
Corrections Division
Dievision
Perserye
Division of Probation and Parole
New Auto Prices Face More OPA Hikes
Washington reports potential auto price increases as OPA finishes adjustments tied to the war. Prices for Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto, Chrysler, Ford, Mercury, Lincoln, Nash remain uncertain amid a steel-price boost. Authorities weigh further changes across the auto industry.
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OPA
Washington
Inco
Plymouth
Doge
DeSoto
Chrysler
Ford
Mercury
Lincoln
Nudsem
Nashet
Notice to Readers Of Coshocton News
Notice to Readers Of Coshocton News announces the discontinuation of The Coshocton News effective today due to inability to obtain equipment for the Zanesville plant and a construction ban. Publisher Glen Morrison thanks readers and advertisers for two months of cooperation and says Zanesville News will serve Coshocton readers with its features and policies.
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Coshocton
Zanesville
Costantun News
Glen Morrison
Soviet Reaction Over Iran Gives UN New Job
Soviet reaction to the United Nations move on Iran raises tensions as delegates anticipate a fresh test of the new peace body. Officials describe the council’s actions as cautious, while Soviet circles voice unease about the handling of the Iranian case.
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Iran
New York
United Nations
Osef Stalin
Tin
Todig
Pertedd
Cncles
Couneu
Prussia
Farinas
Moscow
Soviet Union
Soviet Ochelesalka
Otremely
Jason Byrnes
Russia
Hytes
Man Found Dead In Hotel Room In Pittsburgh
A man was found dead in a hotel bathroom in Pittsburgh after staff discovered a note bearing the initials ROE 2. Emergency crews forced entry and found the body with signs of asphyxiation and a punctured container described as a tan annexed item. The coroner was not immediately available for verdict.
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Pittsburgh
Fort
Cenondis
Ream Cath Fire Department
Coreamns
Teeland asks Washington to withdraw American troops
Stockholm Tidningen reports a Teelandic government note to Washington requesting the withdrawal of American troops. The dispatch from Copenhagen today notes Teeland seeking U S troop removal as tensions rise in the region.
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Stockholm
Stockholm Tidningen
Copenhagen
Washington
Teeland
Navy warns on bubonic plague spread in China ports
Pearl Harbor reports that Navy cautions are in place to prevent bubonic plague among personnel in China. An outbreak is reported in Mingpo Foochow and Amon port cities and in interior Manchuria.
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Pearl Harbor
China
Navy
Ciites
Mingpo Foochow
Amon
Manchuria
Kanische seeks shorter advertising for Fletcher hospital sale
Columbus AP reports Guy Frank J. Kanische asked the Surplus Property Corp. to suspend the 60 day advertising period for the Fletcher General Hospital sale in Cambridge and Governor Lausche said the ad period could be cut to ten days but not eliminated. Appraisal on the hospital is underway with no price set yet and no funds available without a special legislative session.
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Columbus
Guy Frank J. Kanische
Surplus Property Corp
Flatcher General Hospital
Cambridge
Red Parliament Member Under Bail
Montreal dispatch reports Fred Rose a Communist MP released on bail after being accused of conveying military secrets to Russia. Bail set at 28 000 dollars, posted by city councillor Michael Buhay with funds raised by Rose’s relatives and friends.
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UIP
Fred Rose
Russia
Michael Buhay
Bast Buhay
Rose
Wacs Return as Civvies
Six WACs departed CAMP CARSON with their purses and tickets home but soon signed up to return as civilian employees at their former Army office jobs after muster out.
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Camp Carson
Col
Wacs
Army
WAC
Civil Service
Leader Tells Ambassador Go Slow
Tehran sources report Premier Ahmed Ghavam warned Iran's ambassador Hussein Alano to curb remarks on transit security and UN talks. A Ghavam spokesman said Alano's Iran Russia Azerbaijan oil joint venture and troop issues were influenced by sentiment and patriotism, not policy.
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Thheran
Ahmed Ghavam
Tran
Hussein Alano
United Nation
Firoue Saint
Ala
Prous Adele the Prince
Abtnsal Ghyayam
Teheran
Teheran At
P Om
Firous
Alan
Mace
Security Council
Council
Russia
Iran
Ruse Fla
Sia
Red Army
Azerbaijan
Tamim
Drussia
Unionists Defy Draft for Work in Virginia
Richamond Va dispatch says Moron employees of the strikes threatened to work for the state militia under same wages and labor conditions. The draft was ordered to prevent a power blackout. Union leaders insisted workers would not report to jobs, with a representative of the International Association of Black Workers confirming widespread refusals to work for the state.
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Virginia Electric
Giox
William Tuck
Virginia Mulitia
Rovertion
Bern
Tuck
Joseph C. Mee Tatesh
Bleckett Workers
AFB
Milntosh
Virginia
Woman Held In Disappearance of Child in Warsaw
Police questioned a 23 year old woman who claimed to be Mrs Aneta Sebka of Newath following the disappearance of 3 year old Maser Trohatat from his Philadelphia home. The child was found wandering near Attic High School unharmed as authorities investigated the case.
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Warsaw
Llonde
Nobi
Maser
Probe Liquor Tie in Sales Under Federal Probe
Federal authorities in Colorado investigate liquor dealers for tie in sales forcing customers to buy unpopular brands to obtain the desired liquor. A. V. Anderson, district supervisor, says the practice is widespread nationally. Also reported motorcyclist Killed near Washington C. H. as William Crouve, 22, of Wilmington, died when his motorcycle left the road and ditch.
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Federal Alcohol Tex Otters
Colorado
A. V. Anderson
Washington, C. H
William Crouve
Wilmingston
Vinta
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